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¹Junior Residents, Department of General Surgery, NRS Medical College and Hospital, Kolkata, India.

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Summary

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Residual adhesive from surgical dressings can be removed using a simple, cost-effective micropore tape method. This technique is easily performed by patients and healthcare providers for improved comfort and appearance.

Keywords:

adhesive removal micropore wound

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Area of Science:

Medical Devices
Wound Care
Materials Science

Background:

Surgical dressings are essential in wound management.
Adhesive residue from lower-cost dressings can cause patient discomfort and aesthetic concerns.

Purpose of the Study:

To present a simple, cost-effective method for removing surgical dressing adhesive residue.
To demonstrate the efficacy of micropore tape for residue removal.

Main Methods:

A procedure utilizing readily available micropore tape is described.
The technique is designed for easy execution by patients and healthcare professionals.

Main Results:

Micropore tape effectively removes residual adhesive from skin.
The method is shown to be both simple and cost-efficient.

Conclusions:

Micropore tape offers a practical solution for managing adhesive residue from surgical dressings.
This technique enhances patient comfort and improves the cosmetic outcome of wound care.